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Re: Boiler knocks

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Posted by charlie on January 27, 2005 at 16:16:31:

In Reply to: Re: Boiler knocks posted by HeatPro on January 26, 2005 at 23:04:09:

Check pressure and says 18psi. Does pressure relief valve has to still be adjusted? thxs

: "Had Spirovent installed but blew air out for 5minutes upon each fire up."

: + That tells you that the system was not purged of air correctly BEFORE you started the boiler. Systems that are purged of air FIRST, won't vent much air at all. You probably still have the pressure reducing valve set to too low a pressure.

: As you removed the air eliminator that was removing the air, you probably still have an air lock in the system to help the boiler knock. Boilers that are in air-bound systems that won't let water move fast enough can knock.

: Read:
: http://64.226.150.132/hydronic/service/purgeair.htm

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: Check pressure and says 18psi. Does pressure relief valve has to still be adjusted? thxs : : "Had Spirovent installed but blew air out for 5minutes upon each fire up." : : + That tells you that the system was not purged of air correctly BEFORE you started the boiler. Systems that are purged of air FIRST, won't vent much air at all. You probably still have the pressure reducing valve set to too low a pressure. : : As you removed the air eliminator that was removing the air, you probably still have an air lock in the system to help the boiler knock. Boilers that are in air-bound systems that won't let water move fast enough can knock. : : Read: : : http://64.226.150.132/hydronic/service/purgeair.htm

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